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Jeremy and Kami Johnson from Fort Collins, Colorado are building an orphanage in Liberia, Africa.  The home will sleep 100 orphans and it will have a school for 150 children.  Please click on the link below to view this awesome project created by two great people. 
http://orphanageprojectliberia.blogspot.com/
SAVE A LIFE With Faith Alive Clinic
Did you know that for 50 cents a day you could save a persons life? Currently about 2,700 patients are receiving the necessary anti-retroviral (ARV) drugs to restore their health and lead meaningful and productive lives. Nearly 9,000 patients are on Faith Alive’s waiting list to receive treatment.  

After the link click on "Serving" and then "Faith Alive"

 
Did you know that $1 could help a family adopt a child from Africa?  Go to this site and help a family's dream come true for pocket change.

http://www.onedollaradoption.com/

Toni Holland was born in Canada and now lives in Malawi.  She has started a quilting group made of widowed women in Mzuzu, Malawi.   If anyone is intrested in getting one of these handmade quilts let us know and we can put an order in.
 

Better Bags Colorado

Better Bags Colorado is a grass-roots group of concerned Colorado citizens.  The goal of this organization is to reduce the use of paper and plastic bags in Colorado, starting in Denver.  Their mission is to introduce a mandatory charge for each bag provided by merchants.  Click on the link above to learn more about their fight against the plastic shopping bag.

From HIV to Home

6,000 children will be orphaned by AIDS today. Could you love one?
 

Think Compassion is a non-profit organization dedicated to teachers and children living in Africa. They strive to give everyone a chance to reach their full potential through education, documentation and sustainable community projects.  Their first project is at Good Shepherd Primary School in Rwanda.